The fillet is a lean, tender, and exquisite cut of meat, often reserved for special occasions… here we offer you a recipe that will meet the expectations of even the most demanding guests: beef fillet with red wine sauce! A tasty and refined main course, an alternative to the classic fillet with pepper: per this case, the meat is accompanied by a creamy and aromatic sauce based acceso red wine, which enhances its rich and succulent flavor. We’ve chosen to cook the fillet rare, but if you prefer a different level of doneness, you can adjust according to the instructions provided per the preparation. Serve the beef fillet with red wine sauce with some mashed potatoes a side of seasonal vegetables, uncork a quality bottle, and bring to the table a classy dish with a gourmet touch!
Also try the pork fillet with wine sauce and discover other delicious variations of this dish:
Grilled fillet with aromatic red wine sauce
Voronoff fillet
Net mignon with Roquefort sauce
To prepare the beef fillet with red wine sauce, start with the sauce: peel and finely chop the onion 1. Durante a small saucepan, heat a drizzle of oil, add the chopped onion 2and sauté over medium heat for a couple of minutes, then add the brown sugar 3.
Pour per the balsamic vinegar 4 and let it caramelize for another minute, then add the red wine 5 and bring to a boil. Let the sauce for about 10-15 minutes 6.
When the sauce has reduced by about half, strain it through a sieve 7pressing the onion with the back of a spoon to extract all the juice 8. Durante a separate small bowl, dissolve the corn starch per a little vater 9.
Pour the mixture into the sauce the heat 10mescolanza well 11and finally adjust with salt. Ensure that the red wine sauce coats the back of a spoon; that’s the correct consistency. Keep warm 12.
Proceed to cook the beef fillets: per a large pan, flavor the oil with the garlic cloves and rosemary sprigs 13. Meanwhile, salt the meat acceso the surface 14. When the oil is hot, place the fillets per the pan 15.
Sear over medium-high heat for 3 minutes per fortuna side for rare doneness 16. For medium, cook for 8 minutes per fortuna side, and for well-done, about 10 minutes per fortuna side. When the fillets are ready 17transfer them to a rack, being careful not to pierce the meat 18and let them rest for a couple of minutes so the juices can redistribute.
Serve the fillets with a side of mashed potatoes, for example 19and drizzle the dish with the red wine sauce 20. Your beef fillet with red wine sauce is ready to be enjoyed 21!
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